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The Afrikaans Language Monument was erected to commemorate the semi-centenary of Afrikaans as an official language of South Africa, separate from Dutch.
The Afrikaans Language Monument was erected to commemorate the semi-centenary of Afrikaans as an official language of South Africa, separate from Dutch. The main 57 metre high columnar structure represents the 'rapidly ascending arc' and accelerated growth of Afrikaans, while the smaller column next to it represents South Africa. To the west of the approach to the monument are three obelisks representing the influence of Western European languages and cultures such as Dutch, French and German, while the east has 3 mounds representing the Khoi, Nguni and Sotho languages.
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Gabbema Doordrift St, Paarl, 7646, South Africa
+27 21 863 4809
Nestled on the south-western slopes of the Paarl mountain range which lies 60 kilometres from Cape Town, the Fairview has 320 hectares of charming farmland of which 120 hectares are planted to vineyard
Stellenbosch is an hour's drive from Cape Town, lying in the scenic Jonkershoek River Valley with several vineyards surrounded by the Stellenbosch Mountains
The Boschendal Wine Farm in Franschhoek's Drakenstein Valley traces its origins to late 17th century Huguenots, with its Cape Dutch manor house dating to 1746
The Bloemendal Wine Estate in the Durbanville Wine Valley has acres of vineyards around the Kanonberg, and offers wine tasting tours of its produce
Cool Runnings is a family theme park with the only tobogganing track in Africa
Bloubergstrand has a white sand beach with great views of the Table mountain across the bay
Khayelitsha is a township just outside Cape Town, created in the 1980s to accommodate the influx of people to the city
